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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

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Lynden Plans Produce Day Fair to Open in October

Lynden will host a two to three day Produce Day display around October first. Over one hundred dollars above expenses was found after Fourth of July accounts, with funds deposited in Lynden State Bank for the Produce Day committee. A meeting August first will form the official committee and set dates for the event.

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American Army riders showcase at Tacoma Stadium tourney

The United States Army Tourney at Tacoma Stadium July 24 to 30 will feature extensive cavalry drills and mounted gymnastics. Troopers perform bareback riding, steeplechase work, vaulting over multiple horses, and music rides under military commands.

Unitted States Army Tacoma Stadium Uncle Sam

Grandest view over Blaine at California creek mouth

A Blaine reader describes an extraordinary sunset view from the mouth of California creek near Lynden Blaine. The scene includes a sunlit sky over the Gulf of Georgia, a sunbeam ribbon on the water, a white Baker peak, and distant Selkirk ridges, praising the landscape as better than European vistas.

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Professor Loewys New Discovery Sparks Hype

A German scientist, Professor Loewy, claims a new vim producing product called sper mip that allegedly cures tiredness with a single dose. He jokes it may persuade Johnny to attend school and attract messenger companies, though he stops short of guarantees. The piece notes local Lynden events and an upcoming game next Sunday.

Loewy Johnny Messenger

Atlas Shingle Mill at Wiser Lake Near Lynden

The Atlas Shingle mill at Wiser Lake is a busy facility with a 150 000 shingles daily capacity. It employs over 35 workers and processes timber from the surrounding woods while shipping most output to Lynden and onward via the B B & B C. Manager J Jensen, a long-time industry hand, says the plant is set for five years of steady operation and is among the area’s best mills.

Lynden Atlas Wiser Lake J. Jensen Blaine

Bixby Political Club Endorses Lynden Candidate

A Lynden meeting formed the Bixby Political Club to back Frank W. Bixby for Whitcom county prosecuting attorney. Officers were chosen and resolutions praising Bixby for fair enforcement of laws were adopted amid a large local turnout.

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Queen Anns From Swim River Bottom Farm Highlight

Mr. Galbraith presents the appealing Queen Anns from Swim river bottom farm where the swam heirs planted seedlings and later grafted varieties. A stem cut from a tiny tree with sixty nine cherries was shown at the Tribune office. The cherries are large with good color and flavor.

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Celebration Sparks Window on Lynden and County Rivalries

The Fourth of July celebrations draw praise and criticism across Lynden, Ferndale, Bellingham, Everson, Sumas, and neighboring towns. Contest prizes ranged from 15 to 35 dollars, with debates over fairness and gate receipts. Lynden’s parade drew 7,000 attendees. Everson and Nooksack reports highlight good towns and questionable deals, while Fern Dale and Blaine papers voice mixed views on programs and costs.

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Land of Promise Reaches Frasier Lake Trail

Ferguson reports travel on the Telegraph Trail toward Frasier Lake with pack trains and limited water and feed for horses. He notes scarce good farms, heavy poplar growth, frost nights, and a sense the land will improve but is largely claimed. He mentions meetings with Herbert Berkman and Van Preston and hints at possible land filing.

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The Latest In Handshakes

A fashion shift replaces the old graceful grip with a straight waistline jab and quick shake. Newport and other resorts endorse the new method, with obsolescence of prior greetings predicted before summer.

Goodby Newport

Lamp Thrown in Family Dispute Sparks Light Reply

In a Baltimore American excerpt a wife tired of her husband's sharp wit answers with a dramatic act. She throws a lamp at him, escalating the family trouble. The quote frames a domestic flare up with a darkly comic edge.

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